Campbeltown Courier
Updated: 26/02/21, 10:42 am
The A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful was closed for more than 200 days last year because of landslips.
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Inverary farmer wins NFU Scotland stalwart award by Gemma Mackenzie
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Inveraray farmer Dougie Ford is the recipient of this year’s NFU Scotland (NFUS) Argyll and the Islands region stalwart award.
The award recognises those who have given time and effort to the work of the union in Argyll and the Islands or who have made a significant contribution to agriculture in the area.
Although not from a farming background, Mr Ford’s early career saw him working at the Hannah Dairy Research Foundation near Ayr focusing on the rearing of dairy calves.
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Inveraray farmer Dougie Ford.
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